Can you use these on DA polisher?
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No, I dont think because even though this has the griping pad the DA attachment is different, from what I understand.
17641
If you can regulate the RPMS bwtween 1600 to 2200. DA's are pretty strong, I think it is better to use a good Makita or Dewalt liek they were meant to be.. but you will need to get the 3m adapter. Those pads are good.. buy em/... no need for 3M pricing.
17642
they are designed for high speed buffer with 8" velcro plate. My da polisher uses a 6" foam pad.
864221
I don't know. I used them on a smooth surface. my guess would be that you could but it might not look good.
1375892
As far as I know it would be safe, but I would wash the polish residue off after polishing the andirons. If they are painted why are you polishing them?
1623442
Yes. I use their DA series, e.g. DA25EPB 2-1/2" Finish Nails. I also use MF (Master Fastener) DA series Nails. Additionally, Grip Rite's DA series nails and Harbor Freight's 34 degree angled finishing nails (# 69920 & 69921) will also work.
1243117
You can use any of the gel polishes. I use the Gelish system and have great results.
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I would guess that you could. They only send you 3 different sized tips so I'm guessing that you can clean them and reuse them.
1475431
This polisher would work great, just use the right polish. This is a dual action polisher that gets the job done.
475276
I have not tried it myself but i hear you can but must make sure reg polish is completely dry first.
521799
Yup! U have to buy nail glue for that, and I reccomend going to target to get that. You can also put them on your wet polish.
537333
im not sure if these polishes are good for stamping, they are like a paint base polish and im not even sure if you can use paint to polish. i have not tried this myself but just because of the polish itself i wouldn't try it either. hope this helps
596902
Yes I have used polish on them. It does dry like it does on a regular nail.
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I don't know why not; they are a soft fiber-like brush that gets into tight corners on chrome wheels and exhaust. It might be hard to buff with them simply because they don't have the surface area of a rag - but then, if you could get a rag into that spot, you wouldn't need these. I like mine because they are used where you can't reach.
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I was able to use them on a six inch random orbital polisher. My polisher was variable speed and I purchased it from Harbor Freight. I am Not sure if it will work on a straight grinder and it might leave swirl marks depending. The pads themselves though were excellent excellent in achieving the desired result I needed on a concrete countertop. these are all so wet pads so you have to have water running across the surface in order to use them. That might also be a little tricky with a conventional grinder in that you might end up with a shock hazard
1767357
Polishing discs are on the Porter Cable buffing machine. These would work but the hose over the shoulder thing isn't for me.
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No. It suggest that toothpaste be used. I purchased polisher separately. I think that toothpaste is gone and its less abrasive
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Probably, you CAN use them but you get what you pay for. They are also stainless so they will probably break and if they do it will be dangerous, they will shatter. Carbon steal is what you need.
570374
Yes, you can use most any regular polish. Usually one coat products are best like Sally Hansen Insta-Dri or something similar from other brands like Sinful Colors or Pure Ice, just to name a few. You can buy special stamping polishes but they are not necessary. There is some trial and error involved to see what polish works for you and what look you want.